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*TM 11-6625–595–34
O D EP A R T M E N T OF T HE A R MY TE C. H. N. I. C. A. L. M. A. N. U A L

DS AND GS MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WATTMETER ME-82/U

Rsººn". Department of the Army, Washington, D. C. 20315

vº,
LDERM AN:OFLibRARY
witHSTY V 20 November 1964

MAY 13 1992
coºntº WARNING

Conform to all safety requirements applicable to the radio frequency

(rf) transmitting equipment being measured or terminated when con
- necting or disconnecting the ME-82/U. Injury or DEATH could result
from failure to comply with safe practices.

Paragraph Page
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
O Section I. General
Scope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ----- . . 1–1 3.
Index of publications . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-2
- 8
Forms and records ---------------------------------- --- ... 1-3 8
II. Discription and data
Purpose and use . . . ------------------ ---------------- 1-4 3
Technical characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -------------------------- - 1-5 8
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -------------- . . . . 1–6 4
CHAPTER 2. UNPACKING AND CHECKING
Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -- ----- -- ------------- 2-1 5
Checking unpacked equipment . --- --- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–2 5
CHAPTER 3. FUNCTIONING OF ME-82/U
General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . 3-1 7
Functioning . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2 7
CHAPTER 4. MAINTENANCE
Test equipment required -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-1 10
Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - --------- --------------- 4-2 10
Replacement of parts - -------- ----------------------- 4–3 10
CHAPTER 5. GENERAL SUPPORT TESTING PROCEDURES
Section I. Introduction
General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -- -------- -------- 5-1 11
Tools, test equipment, and additional equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–2 11
Modification work orders . --- -------- ----------------- 5–3 11
II. Tests
Physical tests and inspections - --- - - . . . . . 5-4 18
Crystal diode, resistance, and meter sensitivity tests --- . . . . 5-5 15
Summary of test data . . . ---------- - - -------------- 5-6 18
APPENDIX. REFERENCES - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . 19

O * This manual supersedes TB SIG 299, 4 October 1956.

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CARRYING
HANDLE
HEAT DissipATING
ASSEMBLY

INPUT
CONNECTOR

Figure 1–1. Wattmeter ME-82/U.

 TM 1 1-6625–595-34

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

Section I. GENERAL

1-1. Scope 1-3. Forms cºnd Records

This manual covers direct and general support a. Reports of Maintenance and Unsatisfac
maintenance for Wattmeter ME–82/U (fig. tory Equipment. Use equipment forms and rec
1–1). It includes instructions for trouble ords in accordance with the instructions in TM
shooting, testing, and repairing of the ME 38–750.
82/U, and replacing maintenance parts. It also b. Report of Damaged or Improper Ship
lists equipment, tools, and materials required ment. Fill out and forward DD Form 6 (Re
in performing direct and general support port of Damaged or Improper Shipment) as
maintenance. The maintenance allocation chart prescribed in AR 700–58 (Army), NAVSANDA
is in TM 11–5820–303–12P and the authorized Publication 378 (Navy), and AFR 71–4 (Air
repair parts lists are in TM 11–5820–303–12P Force).
and TM 11–5820–303–35P. Functioning of the c. Reporting of Equipment Manual Improve
ME–82/U is covered in chapter 3. ments. The direct reporting, by the individual
user, of errors, omissions, and recommenda
1-2. Index of Publications
tions for improving this equipment manual is
Refer to the latest issue of DA Pam 310–4 to authorized and encouraged. DA Form 2028
determine whether there are new editions, will be used for reporting these improvements.
changes, or additional publications pertaining This form may be completed by the use of pen
to the equipment. Department of the Army cil, pen, or typewriter. DA Form 2028 will be
Pamphlet 310–4 is a current index of technical completed in triplicate and forwarded by the
manuals, technical bulletins, supply manuals individual using the manual. The original and
(type 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9), supply bulletins, supply one copy will be forwarded direct to: Com
catalogs (type CL), lubrication orders, and manding General, U. S. Army Electronics
modification work orders available through Command, ATTN: AMSEL–MR—MA, Fort
publications supply channels. The index lists Monmouth, New Jersey, 07703. One informa
the individual parts (–10, -20, -35, etc) and the tion copy will be furnished to the individual's
latest changes to and revisions of each equip immediate supervisor (officer, noncommis
ment publication. sioned officer, supervisor, etc.).

Section II. DESCRIPTION AND DATA

1-4. Purpose and Use structions are provided in the applicable radio
transmitter technical manuals.
The ME-82/U provides power output indi
cations of radio transmitters while acting as a 1-5. Technical Characteristics
dummy load. It is used when tuning and test Frequency
ing radio transmitters, and its operating in range 50 to 600 mc.
TM 11-6625–595–34

Power range. 0 to 120 watts.

Input impe
dance . . . . . . . 52 ohms.
Type of meter. . .200 microamperes dc, cali
brated in watts, 120 watts
full scale.
Accuracy . . . . . . = 5 percent.
Type of meas
urement . . . . . Am, frn, or cw.
Voltage stand
ing-wave
ratio . . . . . . . . 1.2 : 1 (maximum) when
terminating 52-ohm coaxial
cable.
Temperature
range . . . . Up to 150°F. Dº nº ºvº
--~~~~
Heat dissipating Tº ºval tº

facility . . 52-ohm resistor in an air - * ~~~~

cooled oil bath.

1-6. Description
The ME-82/U (fig. 1–1) is 6 inches wide,
7% inches high, and 13%6 inches long. The
heat dissipating assembly consists of an oil bath
and fins surrounding the dummy load resistor.
A correction chart is provided on the top of
the unit (fig. 1–2) for use when measuring
frequencies between 50 and 200 megacycles
(mc). The main components, including the two
spare crystals can be reached from the bottom
of the unit (fig. 3–1). Figure 1–2. Wattmeter ME-82/U, top view.
 TM 1-6625–595-34

CHAPTER 2

UNPACKING AND CHECKING

2-1. Unpacking d. Remove the moisture-vaporproof barrier

(fig. 2–1) from the ME-82/U.
The ME–82/U is shipped fully assembled and
ready for use. An exploded view of the pack 2-2. Checking Unpacked Equipment
ing materials is shown in figure 2–1. The a. Check the equipment for damage incurred
packaged box is 9% inches high, 8 inches wide, during shipment. Inspect the ends of the unit
14% inches long, and weighs 17 pounds. When for coolant leakage. If the equipment has been
unpacking the ME-82/U, perform the proce damaged, report the damage on DD Form 6
dures listed (a through d) below. (para 1–3).
Caution: To avoid damage to the unit, do b. Check the equipment for completeness as
not thrust tools into the interior of the shipping listed on the packing list. Report all discrepan
container. Do not place the container where it cies (para 1–3).
is likely to fall.
c. If the equipment has been used or recon
a. Remove the gummed paper tape that ditioned, see whether it has been changed by a
seals the top of the corrugated carton. modification work order (MWO). If the equip
b. Remove the corrugated protector and ment has been modified, the MWO number will
cushioning material. appear near the designation plate.
c. Remove the moisture-vaporproof barrier Note: Current MWO's applicable to the equipment
package from the shipping container. are listed in DA Pam 310–4.
TM 1-6625–595-34 O

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PROTECTOR

CUSHIONING
MATERIAL

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wat TMETER
ME-82/u

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TM 6625-595-34-3

Figure 2–1. Wattmeter ME-82/U, packaging diagram.

 TM 1-6625–595-34

CHAPTER 3

FUNCTIONING OF ME-82/U

3-1. General mounted on the coupler. The rſ input is applied

(fig. 3–1) through the transmission line of the coupler
to the dummy load for dissipation. A piece of
The ME–82/U consists of two assemblies: wire (Ll) is positioned adjacent to the trans
the dummy load assembly, and the measuring mission line. Coupling between the wire and
circuit assembly. The dummy load assembly the transmission line is represented by capaci
consists of a coupler and a dummy load. The tor C1. Crystal diode CR1 rectifies the rſ sig
measuring circuit utilizes a portion of the nal and causes direct current flow through
coupler and conventional circuits for measur resistor R2, the meter, resistor R1, and induc
ing direct current (dc). tor L1. Capacitor C2 represents coupling from
the wire to the shield of the coupler. The direct
3-2. Functioning current flow through the meter is proportional
Radiofrequency (rf) input is applied through to the amount of rf signal and indicated as the
the input connector, which is physically amount of power dissipated in the dummy load.
TM 11-6625–593-94

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Figure 3–2. Wattmeter ME-88/U, schematic diagram.

TM 11-6625–595-34

CHAPTER 4

|MAINTENANCE

4-1. Test Equipment Required (3) Remove a spare crystal diode from the
spare crystal diode holder.
a. Multimeter TS-352/U, TS-352A/U, or
(4) Hold the spare crystal diode by its
TS-352B/U.
body and touch one finger of the hand
b. Crystal Rectifier Test Set TS-268/U, TS holding the crystal diode to ground of
268B/U, TS-268C/U, TS-268D/U, or TS the coupler to discharge any electro
268E/U. static charge that may be present.
4-2. Tests (5) Insert the crystal diode into the socket
of the coupler and replace the cap on
a. Crystal Diode Tests. The crystal diode is
the coupler connector.
tested by use of TS-268 (*)/U or an equivalent
substitute. Instructions for using the TS b. Replacement of Meter Assembly. Replace
268(*)/U are contained inside the cover of the ment of the meter assembly is performed as
test set. indicated in (1) through (7) below.
b. Dummy Load Resistance Measurement. (1) Remove the cap from the coupler
connector.
Prepare the TS-352(*)/U to measure resist
ance with the range switch operated to RX1. (2) Remove the plastic clamp that secures
Connect one test lead to the center connector the wire to the rear of the front panel.
of the input connector of the ME-82/U and the (3) Remove the four screws that secure
other test lead to chassis ground. The TS the cover plate to the top of the cabi
352(*)/U shall indicate approximately 52 net.
ohms. (4) Remove the cover plate with the
meter assembly attached
4–3. Replacement of Parts (5) Remove the conductors connected to
a. Replacement of Crystal Diode. Replace the meter terminals.
ment of the crystal diode is performed as indi (6) Remove the three screws that secure
cated in (1) through (5) below. the meter assembly to the cover plate
(1) Unscrew the cap connected to the and remove the meter.
coupler connector (fig. 3–1). (7) Replace the meter by reassembling the
(2) Lift the crystal diode from the socket parts in reverse sequence to the order
in the coupler. of disassembly.
 TM 1 1-6625–595-34

CHAPTER 5

GENERAL SUPPORT TESTING PROCEDURES

Section I. INTRODUCTION

5-1. General procedures are performed with other types of

a. Testing procedures are prepared for use test equipment, an allowance must be made for
by Signal Field Maintenance Shops and Service any test connection or test result that may
Organizations responsible for general support differ from those given in these procedures.
maintenance of electronic equipment to deter a. Tools. Tools required are contained in
mine the acceptability of repaired equipment. Tool Kit, Radar and Radio Repairman TK–
These procedures set forth specific require 87/U.
ments that repaired electronic equipment must b. Test Equipment.
meet before it is returned to the using organi
Federal
zation. Perform the physical tests and inspec Nomenclature stock No. Reference
tions as outlined in paragraph 5–4 before
Crystal Rectifier Test Set]6625–188—5851. TM 11–1242
proceeding to the test in paragraph 5–5. A TS-268(*)/U -
summary of the performance standards is Meter Test Equipment 6625–669–0747 TM 11–2535A
given in paragraph 5–6. AN/GSM-1 (*) *
Meter Test Set
b. Each test depends on the preceding one
TS-682(*)/GSM-1 °
for certain operating procedures and, where Test Set I–49(*) * 6625–570–5722 TM 11–2019
applicable, for test set calibrations. Comply Light Assembly, Electric |6695–537–4470 TM 11–5540
with the instructions preceding each chart MX-1292/PAQ
before proceeding to the chart. Perform each • Crystal Rectifier Test Set TS-268/U, TS-268B/U, TS-268C/U,
test in sequence. Do not vary the sequence. TS-268D/U, or TS-268E/U.
b Meter Test Equipment AN/GSM-1B or AN/GSM-1C.
For each step, perform all the actions required * Meter Test Set TS-682/GSM-1 and TS-682A/GSM-1.
in the Control settings column, and then per d Test Set I-49, I-49A, or I-49B.

form each specific test procedure and verify it

c. Additional Equipment.
against its performance standard.
Federal
5–2. Tools, Test Equipment, and Nomenclature stock No. Reference

Additional Equipment Power Supply 6130–669–6640 TM 11–5111

All tools (a below), test equipment (b be PP-1097 (*)/G
Battery BA—30/U, 6135–120–1020
low), and additional equipment (c below) re
3 each
quired to perform the testing procedures in • Powcr Supply PP-1097A/G or PP-1097B/G.
this chapter are authorized under TA 11–17,
Signal Field Maintenance Shops; TA 11–100
5-3. Modification Work Orders
(11–17), Allowance of Signal Corps Expend
able Supplies for Signal Field Maintenance The tests listed in paragraph 5–5 assume
Shops, TOE 11–158D, Signal Depot Company; that no modification work orders (MWO's)
and TA 11–101 (11–158), Allowance of Signal have been performed. If an MWO has been
Corps Expendable Supplies for Signal Depot performed, allowances must be made for any
Company, or are repair part items of the sub change in test connections and performance
ject equipment authorized for stockage at standards. A current listing of MWO's will be
general support maintenance level. If these found in DA Pamphlet 310–4.
 TIM T 1-6625-595-34

Section II. TEST5

5-4. Physical Tests and Inspections

a. Test Equipment and Materials. Light Assembly, Electric MX-1292/PAQ.
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b. Test Connections and Conditions.
(1) Do not make any connections to the equipment.
(2) Perform the following checks after repairs are completed, prior to reassembly of the
equipment.
(3) Connect the MX-1292/PAQ to a 115-volt, 60-cycle source and install the wide band
transmission filter.
c. Test Procedure.

Control settings
Step Equipment Control settings
No. Test equipment under test Test procedure Performance standard

1 N/A N/A a. Inspect case, cooling fins, and |a. There should be no evidence of
connectors for looseness, miss- damage, or loose or missing
ing parts, and damage. parts. All connectors should
be securely mounted.
b. Inspect meter for legibility and |b. Meter scale should be legible.
evidence of damage. Glass should be intact and
meter should show no evi
dence of damage.
Caution: Before inserting the
crystal diode into the socket, hold
the crystal diode by its body and
touch one finger of the hand holding
the crystal diode to the ground
section of the socket to discharge
any electrostatic charge that may
be present.
c. Remove crystal CR1 from re- ||c. Crystals should show no evi
sistor-coupler assembly and dence of damage. Crystal type
spare crystals from holder. should be 1N21B. There should
Inspect for damage and cor- be 2 spare crystals.
rect number and type.
d. Inspect the cable for condition |d. Insulation should be free from
of insulation. cracks and fraying.
e. Inspect metal surfaces for con- |e. All metal surfaces intended to
dition of finish. be painted should not show
bare metal.
Note: Touchup painting is recommended
in lieu of refinishing whenever practicable.
f. Check equipment for applicable |f. If MWO is performed, MWO
MWO's and note any MWO's number appears on equip
not performed. (See DA Pam ment.
310–4 for a list of MWO's.)
2 MX-1292/PAQ | N/A 2. Expose chassis to direct rays of |a. Meter terminal connections and
245W FOR M. W. MX-1292/PAQ and inspect all bare metal (except con
Lamp: ON condition of moisture and nector contacts and spare
fungiproofing (MFP) varn crystals) should be completely
ish. covered with MFP varnish.
Note: MFP varnish appears blue-green Note: Do not apply varnish to parts that
when exposed to rays of the MX-1292/PAQ. were not originally finished with MFP varnish.
b. Turn off the MX-1292/PAQ. b. None.
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O 5-5. Crystal Diode, Resistance, and Meter Sensitivity Tests

a. Test Equipment and Materials.
(1) Crystal Rectifier Test Set TS-268 (*)/U.
(2) Meter Test Set TS-682/GSM-1 or TS-682A/GSM-1 (p/o AN/GSM-1B or AN/GSM
1C).
(3) Test Set I–49 (*) (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(4) Power Supply PP-1097 (*)/G.
(5) Test cord terminated with spade lug on each end (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(6) Test cord terminated with spade lug and PL–68 (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(7) Alligator clip, screw terminal, 2 each (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(8) Cord CX-25A/GSM-1 (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(9) Cord CX-25B/GSM-1B (p/o AN/GSM-1B).
(10) Test Lead Set CX-1331(*)/U (p/o TS-352/U).
(11) Batteries BA—30/U, 3 each.
b. Test Connections and Conditions. None.
c. Test Procedure.

Control settings
Step Equipment
No. Test equipment under test Test procedure Performance standard
CRYSTAL DIODE TESTS
TS-268(*)/U N/A a. Operate ADJUST METER con- |a. None.
trol for full scale deflection
on meter (0 ohm) of TS
268(*)/U.
Note: On TS-268D/U, the PUSH TO
OPERATE switch must be depressed to obtain
mcter indication.

b. Operate meter selector switch b. None.

to AD.J. METER (right posi
tion) and vary AD.J. METER
control until meter pointer
indicates full scale (0 ohm)
position.
Caut'. n : Before inserting crystal
into crystal holder, hold crystal by
its body, and touch one finger of
hand (which is holding crystal) to
ground section of crystal holder to
discharge any electrostatic charge
that may be present.
c. Insert crystal diode into crystal c. None.
holder of TS-268 (*)/U.
d. Repeat the procedure given in a d. None.
above.
e. Operate selector switch to FWD 6. Forward resistance should not
RES (TS-268/U) or FRONT be greater than 0.5 kilohm
RES (TS-268B/U, TS-268C/ (500 ohms).
U, and TS-268D/U) and read
forward resistance of crystal
in kilohms on upper scale of
meter.
TM 11-6625-595-34

Control settings

Step Equipment
Test procedure Performance standard
No. Test cquipment under test
f. Operate selector switch to BACK f. Ratio of reverse resistance to
RES and read reverse resis forward resistance (s above)
tance of crystal in kilohms on should be greater than 10
upper scale of meter. to 1.

g. Repeat procedures in b above. g. None.

h. Operate selector switch to BACK
CURRENT and read current h. Meter pointer should indicate
indication on MA scale of out of the POOR (green) area
meter. of the colored scale.

i. Remove crystal diode and re i. None.

place it in ME-82/U.
j. Repeat the procedures in a j. Same as a through i above.
through i above for both spare
crystal diodes in the ME
82/U.
k. Turn off the TS-268(*)/U in k. None.
the following manner:
TS-268/U: Operate se
lector switch to OFF.
TS-268B/U and TS-268
C/U: Operate AD
JUST METER con
trol completely
counterclockwise.
TS-268D/U: Release
PTSH TO OPER
ATE switch.
DUMMY LOAD RESISTANCE
TEST
N/A a. Install three batteries BA—30/U a. None.
I-49(*)
Pointer lock: in the I-49(*).
operated
toward
galvanometer
BA switch: INT b. Position galvanometer pointer b. None.
GA switch: RVM by loosening galvanometer
RES-VAR-MUR screw and adjusting the zero
dial: RES ing knob.
Note: The I-49(*) must be placed on a
MULTIPLY BY
level surface to obtain accurate readings.
dial: 1/1 c. None.
Units decade c. Connect a jumper between line
dial: 0
binding posts X1 and X2.
Tens decade Depress GA SENS.01 switch
dial: 5
momentarily. If pointer de
flects to the left (–) and
Hundreds decade
returns to center, the I-49(*)
dial: 0
Thousands decade is ready for use. If pointer
dial: 0
deflects to right (+), reverse
polarity of batteries. If
pointer does not deflect, test
set is faulty and should be
replaced.
d. Remove jumper from binding d. None.
posts X1 and X2 and connect
equipment as shown in A,
figure 5–1.
 TM 11-6625-595-34

Control settings

Step Equipment
No. Test equipment under test Test procedure Performance standard

e. Operate MULTIPLY BY dial e. None.

to 1/100 and thousands decade
dial to 5, hundreds decade dial
to 2, and tens decade dial to 0.
f. Depress GA SENS .01 switch |f. I-49 (*) galvanometer is bal
and note direction of move- anced at 52 ohms :: 2.
ment of pointer. If movement
was to right, increase resis
tance of decade dials until
pointer does not move from 0
with GA SENS .01 switch
depressed. If pointer moves
to left, decrease resistance
total on decade dials. Repeat
above procedure, using GA
SENS .1 and the GA SENS
1 switches.
g. Operate INT-EXT-BA switch g. None.
to EXT and pointer lock to
locked position. Disconnect
test setup and remove bat
teries from I-49(*).
8 METER SENSITIVITY TESTS
PP-1097(*)/G N/A a. Remove crystal diode and meter |a. None.
POWER: OFF from ME-82/U and mount
meter on mounting MT-135
A/GSM-1.
OUTPUT b. Connect equipment as shown in b. None.
VOLTAGE B and C of figure 5–1.
ADJUST: c. Operate POWER switch on PP– c. None.
completely 1097 (*)/G to ON and allow a
counterclock. 5-minute warmup period.
wise

TS-682(*)/
GSM-1
AC LINE ON- d. Slowly operate OUTPUT d. None.
OFF: OFF VOLTAGE ADJUST control
BATTERY: OFF for 12 volts indication of DC
VOLTS meter of PP-1097
(*)/G.
ALT CURRENT e. Adjust DC METER (TS-682/ le. None.
AC VOLTS DC GSM-1) or DC MICRO
VOLTS FINE AMPERES (TS-682A/GSM
CONTROL: 1) meter to zero by means of
completely zero adjusting control located
counterclock- below the meter.
wise
ALT CURRENT Note: To overcome internal friction of

AC VOLTS DC i., º, ...": ...";

VOLTS switch (TS-682A/GSM-1) while zeroing
COURSE meter.

CONTROL:
completely
counter
clockwise

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Step
Control settings
Equipment
O
º
No. Test equipment under test Test procedure Performance standard

DIRECT CUR- f. Operate BATTERY switch on |f. None.

RENT FINE TS-682 (*)/GSM-1 to ON.
CONTROL: g. Slowly operate TS-682(*)/ |g. None.
completely GSM-1 DIRECT CURRENT
counter- COARSE CONTROL clock
clockwise wise until ME–82/U WATTS
DIRECT CUR- meter indicates 100.
RENT h. Slowly operate TS-682 (*)/ |h. None.
§l. GSM-1 DIRECT CURRENT
completel - FINE CONTROL clockwise
pietely until ME-82/U indicates ex

: actly 120.
nº -- i. Note indication on DC METER li. WATTS meter on ME-82/U
tor switch (TS-682/GSM-1) or DC indicates 120 and TS-682(*)/
(DIRECT MICROAMPERES (TS-682 GSM- meter should indicate
CURRENT j. O *.tºos, 1 DI N 200 microamperes + 4.
7. Upera - - || 1. None,

ºr " RECT CURRENT COARSE

GSM-1): 100 CONTROL and DIRECT
UA to 400 UA CURRENT FINE CONTROL
Úenter selector completely counterclockwise.
switch: AC k. Operate TS-682(*)/GSM-1 |k. None.
& DC CUR BATTERY switch and AC
(TS-682/GSM- LINE switch to OFF.
1) or DC MA l. Operate PP-1097 (*)/G POWER |l. None.
& UA (TS- switch to OFF.
682A/GSM-1) m. Disconnect test setup and re- |m. None.
Left-hand selec- place crystal diode CR1 in
tor switch: any ME-82/U.
position (TS
682/GMS-1)
or ALL
OTHER AC &
DC SCALES
(TS-682A/
GSM-1)

5-6. Summary of Test Data

Personrºl may find it convenient to arrange a checklist in a manner similar to that shown
below.
Test No. Description Performance standard Test data

Crystal Diode Tests

1e Forward resistance Forward resistance should not be greater
than 0.5 kilohm (500 ohms).
1f Ratio of reverse to forward Ratio of reverse to forward resistance
resistance. should be greater than 10 to 1.
1h. Reverse current . . . Meter pointer should indicate out of
POOR (green) area of colored scale.
1j Spare crystal diodes forward and re- Same as 1e, 1.f, and 1M above.
verse resistance, and reverse current
tests.
2/ Dummy load resistance test I–49(*) galvanometer is balanced at 52
ohms :2.
8h WATTS meter sensitivity test WATTS meter on ME-82/U indicates
120 and TS-682(*)/GSM-1 meter in
dicates 200 microamperes +4.
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APPENDIX

REFERENCES

Following is a list of references available to 49B and Resistance Bridges

the repairman of the ME-82/U. ZM–4A/U and ZM-4B/U.
TM 11–2535A Meter Test Equipments AN/
DA Pam 310–4 Index of Technical Manuals,
GSM-1B and AN/GSM
Technical Bulletins, Supply
1C.
Manuals (Types 4, 6, 7, 8,
TM 11–5111 Power Supplies PP-1097A/G
and 9), Supply Catalogs
(type CL), Supply Bulle and PP-1097B/G.
TM 11–5500 Multimeter TS-297/U.
tins, Lubrication Orders,
and Modification Work Or TM 11–5540 Electric Light Assembly MX
ders. 1292/PAQ.
DA Pam 310– TM 11–5820– Operator's and Organiza
Military Publications: Index
21 303–12P tional Maintenance Repair
of Supply Manuals; Signal
Corps. Parts and Special Tools
List and Maintenance Allo
SB 11–526 Conversion of Tool Equip cation Chart Power Acces
ment TE–113 to Tool Kits
sories Group OA-1676/
TK–87 ( )/U and TK–88 GRC.
( )/U. TM 11–5820– Field and Depot Maintenance
) O TM 11–1242 Crystal Rectifier Test Sets
TS-268/U, TS-268A/U,
303–35P Repair Parts and Special
Tools List Power Acces
TS-268B/U, TS-268C/U, sories Group OA-1676/
TS-268D/U, and TS GRC.
268E/U. TM 88–750 Army Equipment Record Pro
TM 11–2019 Test Set I-49, I-49A, and I cedures.

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By Order of the Secretary of the Army:

HAROLD K. JOHNSON,
General, United States Army,
Official: Chief of Staff.
J. C. LAMBERT,
Major General, United States Army,
The Adjutant General.

Distribution:

Active Army: ATAD (4)

USASA (2) GENDEP (OS) (2)
CNGB (1) Sig Sec, GENDEP(OS) (5)
OCC–E (7) Sig Dep (12)
Cof T (1) Instl (2) except Ft Monmouth (63)
CofEngrs (1) Ft Hancock (4) Ft Gordon (5)
TSG (1) Ft Huachuca (10)
Cof SptS (1) Army Tml (1) except Oakland (5)
USAMC (5) POE (1)
USCONARC (5) Sig Fld Maint Shops (2)
ARADCOM (2) WRAMC (1)
ARADCOM Rgn (2) US Army Pictorial Cen (2)
OS Maj Comd (3) Chicago Proc Dist (1)
LOGCOMD (2) AMS (1)
USAECOM (7) USAERDAA (2)
USAMICOM (4) USAERDAW (18)
USASMC (2) USACDCOA (1)
USASCC (4)
USACDCCEA (1)
USACDCQMA (1)
USACDCTA (1)
O) )
USACDCCEA, Ft USACDCADA (1)
Monmouth (1) USACDCARMA (1)
USAAVCOM (1) USACDCAVNA (2)
MDW (1) USACDCARTYA (1)
Armies (2) USACDCSWA (1)
Corps (2) USACDCEC (5)
USAC (3) Natick Army Lab (5)
11th Air Assault Units org under fol TOE: (2 ea UNOINDC)
Div (3) 1-17
USATC AD (2) 11-16
USATC Inf (2) 11–57
USATC Armor (2) 11-97
USATC Engr (2) 11-98
USASTC (3) 11-117
Svc Colleges (2) 11-155
Br Svc Sch (2) except 11-157
USASESCS (40) 11–500 AA-AE (4)
Army Dep (2) except 11–557
SAAD (30) LXAD, TOAD (14) 11–587
FTWOAD (10) LEAD, NAAD, 11-592
SVAD (5) SHAD, CHAD (3) 11-597

NG: State AG (3) Units same as active Army except allowance is one copy each unit.
USAR: None.

For explanation of abbreviations used, see AR 820–50.

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